>> right now at 5:00, new evidence tonight in the bay view shooting case. we'll show you video that may show something that witnesses originally said was not there. also, chinese leaders have strong words for president obama. we'll show you who they didn't want him to meet with. and casey anthony on her first day of freedom. what protesters are saying and where she is right now. the news at 5:00 starts now. >> good evening. i'm diane dwyer. we have new information on that officer-involved shooting in the bay view this weekend. police in san francisco now say they have recovered the gun that was used in the shooting.

this picture of the aftermath is from a cell phone video posted on youtube, we have frozen the picture to show what may be a gun on the sidewalk, appears to have a black handle and silver barrel. this is key evidence in the case. officers say they were chasing a suspect who did not pay his fare on muni. the suspect opened fire as he ran and they returned fire and killed him. video shows handgun as we mentioned near the site of the shooting. with the help from witnesses police were able to identify the individual who witnesses say took the gun from the scene. police say they found the man and retrieved the gun. overnight as you sioux see here angry demonstrators gathered in san francisco's mission nabd. bystanders say the protest may have been over yesterday's shooting in the bay view tcht protest was over by 130 clock in the morning. the suspect's identity has not been released.

we'll have more in a live ort on this on nbc bay area news at 6:00. in addition to this weekend's deadly shooting several people were killed in oakland and oscar grant's best friend killed this weekend. in oakland, kmurnt leaders used the violence as vul to give back to troubled youth. kimberly tere is in oakland with a remarkable pilot program called a new way forward. kimberly. >> reporter: movement has been starts here in oakland to provide mentors to young african-american boys and girls, specifically those at risk. a pilot program was launched a few months ago to find and train mentors. reaching out to churches and organizations hoping to find people to agree to give one hour a week to mentor youth. today wrapped up the group's third recruitment and training to find 150 mentors. they recruited more than 300. the mentors came from all over

the area and all walks of life. the one we talked to said he heard about the 25-year-old african-american man who was killed in hayward friday, that was oscar grant's best friend and the violence enrages him and should serve as a call to service. >> it's happening so frequent in the bay area and i'm not just talking oakland. i'm talking across the border, alameda, san joaquin county, this happens so much. it's like everybody is sitting around not -- saying -- other individuals aren't doing. the question is what are you doing? what are you doing to help out your community? and that's why i'm involved. >> money for the program is from the department of education thanks to help from congresswoman barbara lee. if this is successful it will be rolled out in 56 other cities across the united states. the group plans on having at least a couple more recruitment

and training sessions. if you are interested in getting involved log on to caresmentoring.org for more information. kimberly tere, bay area news. >> thank you. china's foreign minister slammed president obama for meeting with the dalai lama today, the tibetan spiritual leader is in washington for an 11-day buddhist ritual. the chinese foreign ministry said it violated the international relations. china considers the dalai lama -- he says he want as high level of autonomy. secretary of state hillary clinton is expected to visit the southern chinese city of shenzhen but today clinton is in greece voicing u.s. support for greece's recovery plan urging to enact painful spending cuts unpopular with many in greece. clinton said the u.s. government backed the programs and praised the greek government for taking

these difficult steps. >> i applaud the greek government on its willingness to take these difficult steps. greece has inspired the world before and i have every confidence that you are doing so again. as you do what you must to bring your economy back to health, you will have the full support of the united states. >> clinton is in athens on the second leg of a 12-day diplomatic tour around the world. she arrived in greece from turkey and will travel to hong kong and china before returning home on july 25th. >> this weekend the president and congressional lawmakers were expected to get together again to try to find that compromise to the nation's debt situation but that meeting apparently did not happen. there is some progress behind the scenes. according to the white house, it would allow the president to raise the federal debt ceiling on his own in exchange for $1.5 trillion in spending cuts over 10 years. if agreement is not reached by

august 2 the government will exceed its debt ceiling and the government would face a potentially default on obligations leading perhaps to higher interest rates. democrats say it would be catastroph catastrophics. most republicans disagree. here the political tide appears to be changing a bit. kris sanchez and larry gers stin have a look. >> let's start with the question of why the shift in direction. >> a couple of things here. look, not so long ago it was the other direction altogether. we voted in, we voted out affirmative action. all that has changed. it's changed tremendously in the last couple of years. why? now we're seeing efforts to go ahead and allow in state tuition for undocumented immigrants, aid for undocumented immigrants, changing the tone of california.

>> let's talk about the reason. is it policy, economics? what is it? >> a couple things. first latinos are now approaching 40% of the population. that's a lot of voices. policymakers are aware. the governor and the legislature are both of the same party now. that's rare in california and they are on the same page so with that they are likely to be together when it comes to major policy initiatives much more than in the past. third, i think it speaks determination of one legislator, from southern california who has been relentless in pursuing this idea of assistance for undocumented immigrants. >> a lot of policy on immigration is federal. what does this mean for the state? >> for the state it means that no doubts further incorporation of latinos in california's main stream. and for the democrats it means a continued wooing of latinos and they have been successful. so that puts the republicans a little outside the main stream,

gives them something to think about. no doubt the more californians move in this direction, the more the rest of the nation will listen. >> thank you very much, larry. >> and a reminder you can read more about larry's political insight at nbcbayarea.com. women's world cup action took the bay area and much of the world by storm with a dramatic finish. how much fun does that look. thousands of bay area families and fans gathered in san francisco to watch the u.s. take on japan in the world cup final, look at all of those people. most rooted for the u.s., some for japan. in the end it was celebrating the game of women's soccer. >> i'm a huge soccer fan. i think it's the best game in the world because the players play in different countries, there's a wonderful sportsmanship about the game. it's just it's the world's game. that's why i love it.

there is no way in the world i wouldn't be here. >> in san jose this is the scene in downtown where a packed house watched the action. this year's usa team was unable to do what it did 12 years ago. the team lost to japan. it was a heartre baking loss. we'll have highlights coming up a little later in sports. >> andinresident obama took to social media during the world cup game. he used twitter several times during the game including this final tweet. saying, couldn't be prouder of the women of uswnt after a hd fought game. congratulations to japan, women's world cup champions. showing off twitter knowledge there with the hash tag. the twitter world was abuzz during the game. >> protesters speak out about the release of casey anthony. anthony's responding to death threats. also another arrest was made in the uk newspaper scandal.

why did a london police chief quit his job today? and carmageddon is over. without incident. will there be a sequel? >> i'm rob mayeda. we managed sunshine in san francisco. we couldn't manage the july-like warm temperatures. take a look what's happening on the coast. we've got showers approaching ukiah and eureka.

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>> reporter: after almost three years it took a mere 15 seconds. >> she was total vision to the door. that's when i think i saw that you know, that smile or relief if you will because she saw freedom. >> reporter: almost two weeks after being acquitted in the death of her 2-year-old daughter caylee, casey anthony walked out of the jail's front door to a waiting suv and crowds of protesters. >> anger that has brewed since the beginning of this case. and reached its boiling point with anthony's release. >> i don't feel justice has been done. >> watch over her. >> reporter: the site where caylee's remains were found crowds gathered. >> to remember caylee. >> to remember the innocence. to remember the crime. that someone is yet to pay for. >> reporter: there is little secret to how many feel about casey anthony now being a free woman.

but there are many questions as to how and where she may start her new life. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, orlando. >> as we mentioned anthony went into hiding as soon as she was released. there are some reports she was driven to a private airport. her legal team says she has received seven serious death threats. >> still to come, more fallout from that uk newspaper scandal and why did the london police chief step down today? wait until you hear how a former editor was arrested today. also, los angeles survived that so called carmageddon with the closure of one of the busiest.ws nit'sui qveot ote free.ys it's not quite over.r.

>> london's police chief apparently resigned today over accusations linking him to a former news corps journalist arrested in the phone hacking scandal. the news of the world excuse me, the journalist his name has not

been released or her name has not been released. this hours after the arrest of the former editor, police arrested the editor rebekah brooks in london in connection with the investigation. brooks went into the police station voluntarily today and her spokesman said he was unaware she would be arrested when she went in. brooks was editor when the phone hacking scandal took place and resigned as the head of the british newspapers. great news for drivers in los angeles. carmageddon is over. bridge construction on l.a.'s highway got done 16 hours ahead of schedule. the biggest fear it would cause major traffic nightmares this weekend. the mayor thanked the public for avoiding the area all weekend. >> we couldn't have done it without the cooperation of the people of this city. it looks like they got the message, they actually not only didn't get in their car, they,

frankly, didn't leave their home. >> interstate 405 will be closed or plans to close again 11 months for now for the next phase of that project. >> 25,000 people took part in san francisco's 25th annual aids walk. more than $74 million has been raised for bay area hiv aids service organizations since the first aids walk in 1987. opening ceremony speakers included san francisco mayor ed lee, organizers say without the funding these programs just would not operate. organizers also say they could raise up to $3 million today. >> okay. a little glitch here and there. we're good. rob is checking out the weather. the pictures from san francisco looked very nice during the word cup. >> we got the sunshine to come out. you might say the weather has a glitch stuck in this pattern. if you like the cool

temperatures you probably love the weather we had around the bay area today. we managed more sun. san francisco 63, 68 in oakland, 71 san jose, 81 in gilroy. you can see a pretty good push of cool air off the ocean. a closer look at our conditions around the bay area, sunshine san jose, light jacket or sweatshirt weather this evening. not only cooler air which helps to break up the low clouds, the wind is out of the west-northwest, pumping in cool air and low clouds. here's the story as we watched oakland. lots of low clouds for the morning. as we got the cooler drier air, broke up the low clouds. got the sunshine, couldn't warm up our temperatures. even at the beaches we managed sunshine but now the low clouds will likely re-form and we'll see more drizzle. the big story throughout the week is this record-breaking heat wave. 90s and 100s under the strong ridge of high pressure to the

east. the reason we can't warm up we have this dip in the jet stream, tossing some clouds our way and showers up on the north coast. until this last system clears by, monday into tuesday, our temperatures are going to stay mild to start the work week with areas of drizzle. so more cool temperatures relatively speaking for july through tuesday. then starting midweek we'll see the low clouds hang out on the coast, the marine layer is going to get squished down. 70s and 80s. then we're talking 90s for our inland valleys by the time you roll into next weekend. look for clouds to reform on the coast and misty skies and parts of the monday morning commute. tomorrow's highs a little warmer than today. we'll call for mostly sunny skies, at least around the south bay. should be in the mid to upper 70s around san jose. 65 for san francisco, not all that bad with partly cloudy skies toward the east bay highs in the 70s, closer to 80s, up to pittsburgh and fairfield and for the north bay highs mostly in

mid-70s. i think we'll see two more cool days with morning mist and drizzle. notice the temperatures finally getting back to reality. >> not the 90 or 100-degree heat everyone is seeing. >> thank you, rob. let's check in with right now with dave bents. what's going on? >> coming up in sports, the a's erupt on 80s afternoon at the coliseum. the giants try to take the four-game set. and the u.s. women's soccer team in the world cup finals that came down to the last kick. ni

>> on paper the u.s. against japan in the women's world cup final looked like godzilla versus bambi. japan beat set sweden and the germans to get to the final. this game was nip and tuck, we go to extra time, tied at one. abby wambach who has been a force in this world cup, she nets the go ahead goal for the united states. they are up 2-1. it didn't last. 117th minute, the corner kick deflected in. we're going to penalty kicks. in the shoot-out u.s. down 2-0. abby would have to make that. she does. it wouldn't matter. japan wins the penalty kicks 3-1 and wins the country's first

world cup title. the baseball diamonds, the giants looking for a serious victory. 3-2, san diego up in the seventh. andres torres, we are tied at three. they go to extra time. 11 innings in fact. top of the 11th, chris stewart lays down the suicide squeeze. the giants go up 4-3. they win 4-3. here is stewart after the game. >> they told me to be ready for it. asked if i knew the sign. i knew. once manny stole second and advanced to third on that i knew it was coming and luckily we didn't put it on when they did the pitchouts. as soon as the second pitch we knew they weren't going to do another. luckily iot it down. manny got across. it was a big run for us. >> as for the a's at the coliseum it was 80s day. the old throwback uniforms. bottom of the first, jackson, a good old grand slam. the first of his career makes it

7-0, a's. that was plenty for gonzalez. strikes out the side in the second. the a's roll to a 9-1 win over anaheim at the coliseum. kate has more from oakland. >> they were the winningest team in american league west back in the 80s. and on turnback clock day the a's looked reminiscent. >> there is no magical solution. we have to win games. we have to win the close games. i think we struggle with that. winning the one-run ball games, extra inning games. we have the tools, the players here. we have to put it together. >> so, the a's take the series victory over their division rival but the true test comes tuesday when the team takes the field in detroit. right now the a's do have the third worst road record in the american league. at the coliseum, kate longworth, nbc sports. >> thank you, kate. derek clark captured the british

open title. we'll highlight that coming up at 6:00. >> thank you very much, dave. up next a four-legged fund-raiser complete with the red carpet. -r

>> proud pet guardians turned out in san jose for a good cause, part of the annual poodle parade today as you can tell, though, pooches of all shapes and sizes, not just poodles walked down the red carpet. the event raised money for hospice of the valley. lots of cute doggies out there. i like the tie-dyed. there is a poodle. prizes were awarded. there's a talent. very nice. you know, i have to say they are behaving nicely. a little bit. come on. okay. there we go. yes. and i have to say it turned out it was an incredible scene at